(K)1-bromobutaneкон, н,о(A)Na(B)CH₂CH₂Br(C)Mg, ether(1) CH-C-CH₂CH₂(2) H₂O+(J)(D)(1)CH,(CH,),CHO(2) H₂0¹H₂SO4, heat(1) 0,(2) (CH₂)₂SCH,CHỊCH,CHO+ CH,(CH,),CHONINH,(1) NaNH,, 150°C(2) H₂01-nonyne22 HBr(E)(H) mixture(L)Br₂(G)fused KOH(1) Sia,BH(2) H₂O₂, NaOH(1)

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(K) 1-bromobutane кон, н,о (A) Na (B) CH, CH₂Br (C) Mg, ether (1)CH,…C…CH,CH, (2) H₂O+ (J) (D) (1)CH,(CH,),CHO (2) H₂0¹ H₂SO, heat (1) 0₂ (2) (CH₂)₂S CH,CHỊCH,CHO + CH,(CH,),CHO NaNH, (1) NaNH,, 150°C (2) H₂0 (H) mixture 1-nonyne 2 2 HBr (E) (L) Br₂ (G) fused KOH (1) Sia,BH (2) H₂O₂, NaOH (1)

(K) 1-bromobutane кон, н,о (A) Na (B) CH, CH₂Br (C) Mg, ether (1)CH,…C…CH,CH, (2) H₂O+ (J) (D) (1)CH,(CH,),CHO (2) H₂0¹ H₂SO, heat (1) 0₂ (2) (CH₂)₂S CH,CHỊCH,CHO + CH,(CH,),CHO NaNH, (1) NaNH,, 150°C (2) H₂0 (H) mixture 1-nonyne 2 2 HBr (E) (L) Br₂ (G) fused KOH (1) Sia,BH (2) H₂O₂, NaOH (1)

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(K)
1-bromobutane
кон, н,о
(A)
Na
(B)
CH₂CH₂Br
(C)
Mg, ether
(1) CH-C-CH₂CH₂
(2) H₂O+
(J)
(D)
(1)CH,(CH,),CHO
(2) H₂0¹
H₂SO4, heat
(1) 0,
(2) (CH₂)₂S
CH,CHỊCH,CHO
+ CH,(CH,),CHO
NINH,
(1) NaNH,, 150°C
(2) H₂0
1-nonyne
2
2 HBr
(E)
(H) mixture
(L)
Br₂
(G)
fused KOH
(1) Sia,BH
(2) H₂O₂, NaOH
(1)

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